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The largest business group in the state has put together a free online toolkit for any employer who’s dealing with opioid problems in the workplace –…

The lawsuit filed by the state over the possible move of Columbus’ major league professional soccer franchise could be the first test of a law that’s more…

A federal judge has ruled a new state law that would ban abortion after a fetal diagnosis of Down syndrome is unconstitutional, and has blocked it a…

The Ohio Democratic Party will soon announce its fifth debate with its four major candidates for governor. But it’s starting to look like there won’t be…

Last week, Judge Timothy Black of the U.S. District Court’s Southern District of Ohio granted a preliminary injunction against Ohio’s newest abortion law.…

A health care association is touting what its members believe to be a clear path Ohioans can take to cut down on opioid addiction. This path would take a…

City government officials from around the state are mounting a charge again opioid drug companies, following the state’s announcement to sue manufacturers…

The state auditor is asking auditors from his office to review how the Ohio Department of Education handles disciplinary complaints. Auditor Dave Yost…

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to not hear an argument from an Ohio group that claims the state’s top elections official is wrongfully tossing out…

The ACLU of Ohio is standing up for a Columbus City School employee who posted hateful comments against LGBTQ people and the city’s Pride Festival. Chris…